Try us with one listing image

Choose one image from your Amazon gallery, send us the brief and your files, and judge our design work before you commit to a full project.

How the trial works

  1. Send your brief

    Use the form below. Tell us which image you want and what it should say.

  2. We confirm and invoice

    We check the brief and files, confirm the details by email and send the $20 invoice.

  3. We design

    Design starts once the invoice is paid. We confirm the delivery date when we accept your brief.

  4. You review

    You get the image and one round of revisions to make it right.

Send your brief

The more we know about the product and the buyer, the better the image. You can send files now as a link, or when we reply.

What helps us most

  • A link to the product or listing
  • Product photos or 3D renders
  • Your logo, fonts and brand colors
  • The one message this image must get across
  • Any images you like, from any brand, for reference

Our creative is product-led and pet-led, and we don't use human models.

A Google Drive, Dropbox or WeTransfer link works. You can also send files when we reply.

Trial questions

Which image should we choose?

Pick the image that would make the biggest difference to your listing, often the key benefit or the size and fit image. If you're not sure, choose "Not sure, recommend one" and we'll suggest one after looking at your listing.

Can the trial be a main image?

The trial is designed for supporting images, where design makes the clearest difference. Main images depend mostly on your product photography, and we cover them in full gallery projects.

Is the trial fee refundable?

Yes, in full, if we haven't started the design. Once the image is delivered, the fee covers the work done. See our Refund and Cancellation Policy.

What happens after the trial?

If you like the work, we'll quote the rest of the gallery or a wider project. If not, there's no obligation of any kind.

Want to talk it through?

Book a strategy call and we'll look at your listings and advertising together.